Recently I switched from an extremely popular Grammar to "Beginning with New Testament Greek". I have noticed most Q&A comments and grammar books are tools mostly for those that already know the 330+ words. I would like/very much need a grammar focused on those that don't know any words and have a hard time with memorization (senior citizens) and have never been taught English grammar. Just having a simple Greek dictionary with all the Syllabification of words with audio that speaks it very slowly would be a tremendous help! BUT I am enjoying Dr. Plummer's book and GREATLY use and like the resources on his website!!!!!!!!
Rob, according to Dr Sebastian Brooke, there are three key langauges in Christian theology: Latin, Greek and Syriac. So far you and your organisation have produced courses and "dailydoseof..." series for Latin and Greek. Is there any chance that you (or your organisation) would be able to do something similar for Syriac?
I'd buy the book on suffering in a heartbeat.
Recently I switched from an extremely popular Grammar to "Beginning with New Testament Greek". I have noticed most Q&A comments and grammar books are tools mostly for those that already know the 330+ words. I would like/very much need a grammar focused on those that don't know any words and have a hard time with memorization (senior citizens) and have never been taught English grammar. Just having a simple Greek dictionary with all the Syllabification of words with audio that speaks it very slowly would be a tremendous help! BUT I am enjoying Dr. Plummer's book and GREATLY use and like the resources on his website!!!!!!!!
Rob, according to Dr Sebastian Brooke, there are three key langauges in Christian theology: Latin, Greek and Syriac. So far you and your organisation have produced courses and "dailydoseof..." series for Latin and Greek. Is there any chance that you (or your organisation) would be able to do something similar for Syriac?